Soil fertilization through biochar sequestration in soils in India

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Soil fertilization through biochar sequestration in soils in India

04/12/2008

To promote an innovative technology to produce and bury biochar to sequester carbon and improve soil fertility.
Partner : Vista, Geo.

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